What to Wear On a Cabin Trip

Although cozy season is behind us, there is nothing like experiencing seasonal changes cozied up in a cabin in the woods. This past winter, I was dreaming of being snowed in at a cabin, hot cocoa in hand, fireplace going, and spending quality time with friends and family. I am so excited that I was able to partner with Hyundai to road trip in style and share what to wear on a cabin trip. 

Deciding what to wear on a cabin trip is no easy task. It can be difficult to find a good balance of practical and fashionable items to bring, especially as the weather changes. However, you just need a few key pieces to prepare for a chic and cozy gateway.

From sweaters to updated puffers, below are a few ideas on what to wear on a cabin trip

Sweater Dress

For the ultimate chic comfy cabin look, snuggle up in a sweater dress. You can choose from an oversized look or a more snug and fitted knit. I went for an off the shoulder long oversized knit sweater. It keeps you chic while you partake in cabin activities in warmth. I walked around barefoot since this cabin had heated floors but I would pair it with some tall fitted boots if I had to go outside.

Sweat Suit

There is nothing like lounging around in comfy lounge wear after a long day of cabin trip activities. Although I personally prefer sitting by the fireplace and eating all day while on a cabin trip, the majority of my family and friends prefer trips filled with activities in the snow.  So anytime I get to lounge around, I am certainly making an occasion out of it.



Turtle Neck

As a timeless colder weather staple that goes with everything, a turtle neck sweater is a must have on a cabin trip. You can wear it on its own or layer it with a cardigan or a jacket for your outdoor activities. It is a versatile piece that can be worn for both casual and formal occasions. I normally pair it with denim for a casual look but this time, I dressed it up with a leather skirt and some pumps for a dinner party.

Puffers

A puffer coat is the holy grail of outwear for the colder months. There are a myriad of trends and styles to choose from in this style. You can go with a long puffer to layer with outfit, a puffer vest to pair your turtleneck or a cropped long sleeve puffer to pair with high rise pants. Complete your look with a warm color like cream or go with a more stand out color like red for a bold look.

I hope you find this post useful as you plan what to wear on your next cabin adventure! Do you have any fun trips planned for next season? Feel free to share in the comments below.

Thank you for reading.